San Jose Inside

The medical center is using contact tracing and will personally notify and test any staff member or patient who were potentially exposed.

Though Fly’s holding out for another leak, it’s likely we’ll all have to wait a little longer.

Hunger has long been a harsh reality in Silicon Valley, but the pandemic has broadened and deepened the destitution.

It’s been a millennium and a decade since two identical numbers divisible by 10 paired together in such a beautiful fashion.

The ruling released Wednesday affirms an earlier decision that split the South Bay city into six parts for future elections.

The mayor promised a message of "hope" after an unprecedented and challenging year in the South Bay city and the country.

Weeks before New Year’s Day, the Wright brothers made the first successful flight. Few noticed. They were too busy looking to the usual important sources for momentous achievements.

The latest relief package offers about four times as much as the $13.5 billion in aid that went to K-12 schools under the CARES Act.

Automatic recounts are required if the margin of victory is within 0.25 percent of the total number of ballots cast or 25 votes.

Covid-19 deaths as of now lag behind only cancer and heart disease, which are projected to be the top two killers in the South Bay this year.

Not everyone loves sharing the road with this colorful cadre of wheeled activists, but the feeling is mostly mutual—and that’s the point.

The initiative has turned 16,000 hotel and motel rooms in 55 counties and tribal areas into housing for 22,300 people.

A claim lodged this week in federal court describes how all but one of SiliconSage’s projects in the past few years failed to turn a profit.

With another stimulus bill poised to inject more cash into a leaky system, taxpayers could be left holding the bag.

In Padilla and Weber, Californians get their first Latino U.S. Senator and first Black female secretary of state.